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RUSHING: While Steve Spurrier didn’t really call enough running plays for the running game to establish itself, the offense didn’t execute the plays very well either. Well at least not in the second half. The offensive line did create some good lanes for Big Country to run through early on, but those lanes got smaller ... Read morehttps://the-hogs.net/blogs/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/washington-commanders-helmet.webp1200675